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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

THH Cokar OczErnnlEs.- we taxa TIE
following fson ,. ". Harrisos's oIrsu-
lar dated San Francisco. july sth: '.Dur-
inc ths week there have been the fol.
lowing arrivals; from Great Britain and
AustFalia, 11O9 tons; from tho northern
oollieEies, 1853 tens. There ere uc
changes 20 no1s Il quotations, TIE mar
ke3 remaining steady, with every aRpeaF.
anee that present values viii % nne-
tanned fuf aoms tima. TIE coast collier.
lee output b fully equal 10 the demand
and he eglabliehi1a Of prises EemainI
entirely IN theiz hands. a. TIE light a.
rival Of foreign grades and The small
quantity en- souts aid loading cut u
figure 10 making Ne marksl price. To
arrival from Australia Of onIy threl
vessels tlees shan C. , tonn) dnrfnR lhl
month of June. e. aRainat a aEoEn7l
monthly arrival IN 1886 Of ever 600
tons. shows very conelusiVsly where o.
trade has dKifted. This gear viii foo
40 handsome profits 70 cur eolleKiee
an9 vii 0Negoome he poor ahewinn
which thay hare beeu Epaklne for ssv
eFal years pa1t. 1he pouer shey Nigh
hAvs exeEcised II ex1cfing fancy fe
uEss Tor their pfodasts they hare usel
very lenieniiy.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

wuaAT ImHnovE,wNxA-ln q esuvsE-
msiun With Mr.. W. A. HaEFingtan. o.
- Arm 4 Eagrinesnn { smiih. 10 -
esra % uhasf lgpEcss1s.2ts thai eeni.e-
nan ssid We hasa eeAee4 y s.Ase
aerne veEy iulportsns eeanNea so e.
prguemants 81 car wharf, tats TAI. -
~ &rss plans. we shall exloEo q cal %
re Eaand 81 feaa ox mere VIA $50
psrea piiea for 4 fesa4atien, ena afaef
Srarin9 3awn Ne cts Waraesasss Ne
All eeaEsFeet iaFEe neu 90, eeEsf-
lnn shs an1IEa 13W eAte14iel- lie
wsrsAansa nili - fMllI fQxltl fee5 -
80. ena wiA bars al lAa laiEe IN.
/ or.xnrnen&s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26


E&Em or NmwERkRnns-Xhe Gregg
ntaa announces thai tho Poriiand Nssss
vas sid On Saturday 10 John WILSON
Of that sity, and ndds; nIhe paper has
had 4 troubled career nndeR successive
pubIIehnF6. Il Wsa started Gge 81 Ei1
Years $40 b. Nathan Co1e az rs. Louis,
aided b bis father ard q few poiiti.
clans e Portland. Onla soon annk
about e80.eo0 q bis fathers money and
oetWesn a21,0o0 nnd $4,000 furnished
81 The Portland politicians. Tbs father
tlen shut 09 the supply and the Port
land politicians, disappointed II rasultg,
would fueniak no more money. Young
Cole, ct the end % bis resources, thea
sold out the conoeru for about 5000 70
Hamilton and ThaFer. Ihane GENTLE
men have sunk Ii Il something like
$4,000 more. ThaYer fading &c kopo
lees, and his monsg baing exhaustsd,
abandoned i several months eco,
but Hamillou has held on till
now-pFabably for she same reason
that man Wh0 takes doc b. the ears
holds ca a. long % be- can. Bat the
fortunes It is late o9nera beinQ wreck
"a, thaFe vas nothing for Il bui 70 nlop
ths pspef o. End somebody Who uoaif
take Il and continue tie experiment of
publication. Daring the psel week Or
two there has bean muoh abort to get
Bouas person Of combination 10 take
hold Of Il. and Is last report says Il has
passsd into the 1ands % Mr.. Jehn ID. |
Wilcox, one Of the partners 10 the laW
ONES Of Senator MiioheIl. Il q under
stood, further. that Il Is "a be undsT the
editorial direction for the preasnt Of |
Mf. Ralph ~. Dement,, anether Of the /
partners, while Mr.. Nat. L. Baker, q |
gentleman sufficiently known. Il to Be /
the general manager. Il 10 given Gus !
that The paper will be straight Fepub- |
liczn. and FROM certain circumstances. |
including q number Of incidents attend l
ing The transfer. Il i supposed that II /
will repudiate the doctrine Of pfohsbl- /
ton 10 which Il hes been pledged, End
come cut strongly against The proposed
amendments. The uhFonieleR may noss
wAit for the next 'sviolssilude" 10 The
papers career.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26
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wxsrFzKLp, n. +. MAJ H. lssA
Frf thlFsy-two years ! sa4esed freE
usine. buth inleFnai AL eylsGnais WITH
"a thnlR aitsnannt aeoGi1ab ans hks
,sanT another Suffered ffom henoe.
rkofta Al thnss lhiEly-two years ] I'D
- Grams nngaUlf - paY aocenzs 9n1
Ssnegiefs for sfnH sba3 w81 dntnR ~
ii1sle a. na COED. 6inMllY ! wAe nrwsa
- go who hkd he'd Ne nazaa eomplAtue'
-. "a heen caFed b. hnkznazxu's
p1rae- (, try hia eurA ] oid -. a11
800 4 lnzsupa, ard fer tke PSI tHc
! eSre ksss Ssd ~ ineonV1niz1ss fForI
lhaa terrible aflmen1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

. z|,l.S o. - ~, J. :.
: -. a Na. HNis4
-. 4 81 fs&es. 9 y UlIq
M4 II e aH eeaN s1l'
N.s..z n Il TFhlffr. 4 g Meefb.
r 4n1 y ttiE1 1Izzs
= 1I41H e tt1 0f4etE z11
...<s T1s<fffs ~ = - 4ess
4 $780,. |0 Nv J1t1z1E, q
: i 6fse. Henry Klan3aEa. -ka & 4
y. 7FsF 80 II &ikena1, N e lee
-. $500 en1 Nffs, , b Hela. y
-. =. ~ $500 IT,. y BEie4A. y =
! Z sIIasa end y enlez1al4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

sr n1z ! ers,1 ~ nsx.1. r.,
49, - = 49, \ q
=
49,. z > as =
E<s5 3 =. on4 En1. 3 ". nz1ie,4 q
Y.n.enss,. n $50 : ~r4an "a
-. r 7,.-..s,. - - :
- 0S.7 -,r'.-s - ~ q .sss1ss 80 4.
- 49,. - 49, s7ss.st Isrsrs
- srrs 7er.'ss,S ~, sS- Ss',S.s,s 4 l.ss..S
- - 's..s...s ~ - .-.~-s..-' r~Ss-S
lT..s~ - .--s-;s1 49,. - = -
- - s.-'--..f ! - S-s,< - -
s.ssss.'ss - - -. = -.s~S ~ -
49, -
wn.....-.
-
80 800 8 Z. - t1s 49,, = J.
-. - =. 3 - 49,. -. -. -. :
-. -. 49, - =. -. - .'.
~ . nll - 1. -, =.
-. !. 49,: = ~. 49, - - - |.
- e-A.ae 1.lA 1919
essa eeAl g aesleass ~ assa ct.E3 :.
- -. s...less eei9ls - -. -
49, 1879 - go 49, 4. .
:. :, - - - 3
Z. =
nnRsmn.
- a.. 49, - - -. !. ..t....
49,. - ~! : -. .- ~ .s...S -.
..s.s =. Z =. :. :. - ~:
- - s's.'ss..- 5 a -. -. -
~ =. =. ~. - -.
Ss.- - -,.1. - ~. 49,. ..'.
49, y ..l...s. -. - ~ =.
49, - -s-s - 4, - -. 49, n -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Z pieces fancy lace stripe Linon De
India, sold e 40c and Doc. reduced
20 l5c and SOC.
2 pieces Plque, cable cord welt, sold
ct 55c. reduced 10 300.
8 pieces Satin lace checks, sold at
Zoe, reduced 70 CSC.
10 pieces Leno stripa, two toned ef
fecla, sold Il Soc and 30c, reduced
TO 20c.
5 pieces cream fancy striped Ktamine
sold at 55c, reduced 10 sc.
5 pieces two toned. white grond, fan
~ striped Etamine, sold AZ SOC,
reduced 10 25e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

We are The only agents for The Gold
sod Silver sblris' Collars and Cusls
These goods hass 20 equal n e
aad fniah.
Gold shln st5o-sllvsr shin tf.ss
Boys percals shirts Soc, rs. ana a.
Boys a.nnel waists SIih Iabs ffonts
6 eL5Q
Asn's night shirts in plaln and lsncv
bogcms q 81. ei.25 and Bi50
New p4tlerns In elk hanksrrhlea.
linsn han6keFchIein. fancy hana
kerchleis e sc. Sc. 90. and sc.
Meas linen eo,lasn. I'll styles and oe
Iol d kplY ilaen collars q Sc saeh
regular c cellar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

FhasCRNTEMEHIs h t1e mes Pep
"A - a eIcre . AuaEl1s, el43B fnF 1ga
e-1tens. tI.o1 ea eieks hs..auA Iheg
~ far belgu tha pzlen g az eeeel
-s~r'lNsa n.akef. ard fnT q and a4TM-
eS,i1~ - nnsscssleA Tbs Shove SO -
80 s,,;'.-s - elaps y nat aos4 ~ unala,
aalal q esiHWAnAutlkh hklt1s al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26
Tar oUNoE OF pREvKNTI0N.

~. m1ssfsaiun a. fseilna aafe fsnal
.nsss - ang afnsaee fran dslnklnR -
80 Fr~ms lnsrule Mlf. ETnn zlek Eexzunl
s.s.s a.es.sasl uslh faaf elalhlns tases.
-. - ss1iaztH1 fE4Ea an A.afees =
-. - az..i al se8 - 4s.afe4 - -
- ~ nalk4s IgeE 1ls3sIe ElAses
s..s,1n eve s1ale fzf4E4s c4Mf1St 80
rss lAnn IA lAe igs4Flns = -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

One case MEAS eli wool fast c0lors,
ard nnE aifinkfng underwear, n
Al colors, reduced rom & ; sui
64l
Msnh ans whiss and gray merino
SOC. and sdc.
Mas fancy stripe and solid coI0r,
reIaforcsd BaIbTiggan undeFweaE,
e 7c- 81 and &l-A
Rea mealenie1 undeFweAF 81 81,
8l-as snd al@
Mas gns elastic web snspendera q
Sc. sc. and %
d.. aik anizhsd fasey ENDS = &C.
mrs1 NTa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

BEAcK Wmas.-Eyery year The mon
osony Of life in the PosT-ExTuEIazsoEz
oomposina-Eeom L broken By the sisil
Of sona winged creature. One year ae0
q great barn owl came nappine IN
amone the cases and vas captured b.
the lively ssuh,n Who furnished amuse-
ment for the rest Of the oflies. Ere
quently bats and swallows GENE fitting
into she ezeat high room. Yesterday
morning q lists nDartin paid tbs print
ers q visit, and after batting bis wings
vainly against every window but The
right one, be settled onts lhe slove and
found bis way 10 the pile Of cold aaheI
10 che bottom Of the stove. New, t1c
live beg who serves the cilice IN tbs %
pacily of iAnitoF has an invariable habit
Of burning up q quantity Of waaie -
per 10 thai Old stove every morning. Ou
This occasion, as the Ore began q
orackIe, be vas much assonishsd q
hear evidenees 81 life from within
When The stove door was opsnea mar
I'm hopped ahruuah ths iamFs. III
spread oas his black wings. het fell %
tha Goor. His gings wsFe slneed nnd n
lay helpiasE, he has reg bean adopted
hy The sdegilS and che rsah,P and & 1
needless 10 say thai bis los viii be I
happy enc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

PETRurKp C1Am. = Captain W. ].
Bryant. Local Inspector Of HILLS. walls
a. Snohomish tAs other day. vas pre-
ssptsd with 8 peariflsd clam, uhich wan
blasted oaa Of FiddleE's Blnn By the
gaIlronders. l35 feet above hiQh-9
uaark and 30 feet IN The Sold bank. The
clan wss peFfeet h every particular,
except Il had been converted into seoae.
From this Il woaid seem THAI FiddleE'a
Blull woula prove 4 good heid for Rsnio
aisfs. Who can Tell h0w that clam b.
SAME irnheddeA Ia ahaf bluA Eomf
gfl say, s'Oh. this eoantgy uaa onec
an coVsred With WatEF and kiddIeE'i
Rlaa uss q elan bed II 90. and tbl
onlv ekanzs waa The feoeding 81 the
wafsrs, how did those great kouldeta
EEL % TOP Of the clArns and Whist Be-
came 81 ths vatsr after 4 rsesdsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Hnw skwEu1. The machinery fof .
suaIl steam sawmill. to b sn otsd b.
Mr. y. A. Hall a Colby, Kitsap esaziyl
arrived hare fros Portland. over III
ehors lina Yesterday. auG today VII b
tahan o. bsrRa . Colby. lbs M
chinssy eonsists Of . Standard sseel
roller. eftean- hoEna Fewer eneiue and
nfnria sironlaF say, with all the neeea-
enr~ apnlianeas. NJ. Hall eiAaea thai
- - atss ordered 3 ehinGle machine
@hieh VII ArTiss here ID = fee dayA
Fha mAehiDeKy weleh afFisea nsse -
ssr1ny Weighed t4om pounaA and -
mill VII hare Q eetflnG a4rAsafg 81 ~
fegf az lnmbeT per bear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

4 - - 4 e.
1 xzzRm annNaEEn
h ftrs1 fs.s.. =. rI.-.,. - ..,ss ,.,.i.l
/ - 49, - - - 1s.sss -. -
lriI'srs rss.,s - - i-.s:7,.,s 800 Z
/ $500 n7S~s1 - are~ -. - $500
go - Vsrs~-Ss' -, -, -
T~s ~ - 49, -. ssss's.., 4, ~
7|s.fs - -. ,s1sS- - r5,,s;,s'
! -.
Tka s1faF - lha So. -. -. a
nare1 "A fsk.srfNs $780,. 80 SSsrrsr.
Erxt f1n $500 ,,sr,,|.'a - $50 frr-.''
- ksr~ 4 fSS-ss 80 - ,,-~.'s.s - ~
/ $50. - Z. l.-1k - ezn~inr ,
/ feno1Il a. R7f7,5 IS9 esf1r 49,
/ 1o1enh ErIIzs ,~11IIe "a .eri1S.' <. -
/ aara a. -. ss7eS-,sa 49, 4 = -
/ hsr krn9nf ins. -, c1ss'.v 49, 2err -
/ Ar ne1nrnf assFf 80 $780, 1890
I Hslh rsIrrnsrs e,,-s - .,s-..f -
/ iufsrms1s1~ - ~s-..i..-.S .,.-..,'.,..i-''
- $500 1i's.s ...S--.,- -. ..--,el-S -
&c rokkrT4 f1iR~~- Fe~ 81 E',e5fls
$500 fhrnrsh = V5sl:ss,s - Sks. ,-hr-.
- ;ss =. s:... !. ~ q, q
- 800 ns.k q Q-SSsis $50 -
KEW = r. rS1-a nsrsc. -, rsl,l,-I
4 dSrlIIno -, 4, r-SssIs - 4 49,
&Hm o. mHW11 Al" |Nw4|"FFH#|H tEMEIET.
- ....-.....-..
W1lle 9 nnmheK 81 MeEkmen w1rl
e q exseEA..ng - eea.1s1i
@ t1e S&u &oEk4li4n b1ll4l1E i1ll
mes1inz. 9 skelst,n q El.sheaa Ind
e 80 uneest1e4 ms lnd.an ~.
kitie1 ~ enoth1R l1di1n IN A15o and
- barred aznuu4 ne undeghEnnh
u1len 1sood Naere lna Van hokkelien
o1lsaAn& 2 EoN nu4er ooufs1 q con-
s.k1c4so1- Ane akele,on rs - en ex.
2. l.s1t sieAo e pse11Zyalleu.
1ns house q Dr., MInktsEs shs healtn
ulaseE, wag atfanke0 la9t evening" ~
seEsrAl unknown paFsiaa Who nhewetea
several lnE4e stousg on1e tne bulIdi1R.
he oeotos nzed several She's. dein1 no
eanAfo however. 4 shore TINE afser
Ne cdcefr1ncs 9 party 81 goung mHa
Nefe Feturniua home. when tie doctor
epf3ng cut FROM e2htnd q nhufah, whore
- uns Iayipe ID uslt FOR lke az1auil %
e kspsatsd, snd hrouzht Ne party % 3
9nooen nait b presenting s pI1tol %
ses.t l24lened xie.rn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

n L Ne iaaRsE necessary - cay e
s..,tr Z, haga \ trunk Transferred. Tie
esnslls Dsiirsry %. ell deiigsr tfunke
- ens naF4 81 the city for - eenlss paf-
80 "a eaate. Leave yoaF order As ahs
= =. - ~. 4 Jamea street, crpo3iie the
49, isntai ane 4 stll Be pFonpalg IS
trnafd %. kee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

TEn pnuroaEp SUBSCRIPTIONS. = 1ae
usapssed suhsasiptlon which i nsn
lioasd e lsneth II cur editorial oolanns
a enc ID uhieh egssgcns Who Il inter.
enled in the welfare az seattle gaonle
ersist. Me-. Huni. Il his health persists.
viii oaH npon As manF q eur ctilzens e
possible Il regard 10 IS, bat these Wno
torire . subscribe - and evoryeooy
should 6eafa Do - * -ahoul1 not van
far hiIa. Hahspfipeiens VII BE- received
a sks pear-lNxMkK r0xxcHn oa4eas ana
everT el4isen shoald rive e. BE- fees
ana. Urea Ne welfare Of our ei1l e.
,,s-,ls ~ welfare % heE eitineas. 1hi1
e a NAILS q vital impeftance % or
hnslneas n,sa nn4 property holdefs. end
fhsv shoutd not a. 6aFHsiimMte a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

speoial olsAEsnss sale q mHalin ~
ferusas; vexy me zeodsg Mashed 81
ridisuIoasly iow pficaa. CaEsrEa CERAEI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

CANADIAN PACIFIC \. y. KxcUsa0zs
Parties going Easl Vim save n1ensy b
callfnR On n w. MC0mxm. Co Mi
Htreek is8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

FAIAn14 IEsgnEp.-John MeRae.
steward ou tbs collier wiliansits. met
With An accident Sunday afternoon
which win probably result in death.
WANG attempting % walk the gang
piank from tie wharf q the steamer be
slipr q and fell q distance Of 81 least
twenty fees, stirling fender loe: The
ery AZ i'men eYofboafd' VS. quickls 70
arandsd &c By vopna map, one Of the
ollefa : Charles RFinee uhe held ihe
stunned nan tiil fop1 vaa placed
around hiEa, aud be uAn haaied %
beard. A phyaieian was summoned.
And, after exsmininR him. pronounced
the Injuries Of nnoh = nature that theS
VII result ID bis death. The r1An va
alive whea the glsameF LEFT iast even
ina. He via b transferred 70 the Ma,
rina Hassstal upon arrival 81 RoFl
Townsend Ihia Il - most distressing
eaae, Is she unlafiuuais EAn viii leaFe
/ II tha sr2nt % DEATH wife and Nv
children lixing IN Sah Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Baiislsd, Aisaea CFinklas sold al 80
eansa. maEksS doun % - csnss n eur
arsAa slsaFina sais. 1oExka 4 SEzaKs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

$780,
Ezfz Asses Hz1nn. ~ B Hli4rd
~ q Naa8..z&. - s=eIfsIsts =
$3.50 g. s....s.. 3, /. b. 49, ......
y. ~ ! = z g. !. Z
- Hssze q - l4G4 raQulrN1 - %
Esktfle. Fnks Ekess A Ess1ssr Rar|
- - : 800 = - -, -
- -. - 4
.s..s... 49, Aret 9 ..A I! &c., s. = -
- 49,. - y. 80 s q
- = 3 - k1f4 - ktNe s.sezx
- : 80 .lll.s N.1s l5 ~ = - 49,
= es.zs'sEL 80 - e.l....s.
llzsa moald esgas a Alseg lullT tukpsg
80 - 49, - 49,
..+1|1- Z It|I| ..| "a #Eo#. ||".7I||
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

We have some el.z5 suits lsft-only Q
fsw-tbey will he all closed out lAis
week. They ell 60 IN The great clearing
sale. T0EEAs q SuaEnMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Thre9 fAvorikss have ne fcslowins 70 say Of
Wisdom's Roheftlnc.H The Gr1ea 1eauifnrr
and pesseKFer o. The eomplsxion
RuETLAED, Or. June 4 1881.
10 Hr. w. n. Wlsdom-DolF ar. I have
tried your Ho1ertlne. Il is axcoIlenl. ana
shall be pleased 70 recommend Ii 10 al my
ln1s friends. Believe me-. yours truly, RuRA.
PoRxlaNn. Or, Dec. II 1855.
10 Mr.. y. n. VISION TIE e nebsrtinan
y0u - kindly sent ne b exceneak Il d tie
decided aequl1itioa % ladyis tsilst
JRANNIn WfNsroN.
PunzRAxD. Or, April :, 1857
Dear hkE. Wisd1ms have tried yeur s.nob.
ertine." And Il gives ne much pissaufa 10 ny
that i & e1celIeul f1f tie comDlsxion, kulnR
one q tha bat articles u ths Kind hags ogef
uset Yours sincerely. z. TazBEEfI.
Far sale By 4. D. euHwAnz, ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

II pieces printed linen Lawn, sold a.
s1c, Fedaced 70 Il Ice.
5 pieces fancy cream Embroidered
Examine. sold a. 60c. reduced 10
30 cents.
6 pieces cream lace checks. sold e
BOO, reduced 70 &c.
2 plces Inc toned cream satin plaid
Famine. sold a 500, reduced 10
% pieces very ine ard cheer lava
ID tive and three toned effects, sold
q 4t.i6 and 81, the enllfa lol r.,
duced 10 &c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

Meas Lieht Oelsrs Derby Hass ~
dnesd from - % ez50. ToxEAs &sno-
nnmAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-26

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
"NORIHWBsrEgN sILLER.y
The ou,pu, Of Flour for the Wee,

IN" output OF Flour for the Week.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, August 10
The Northwestern Miller save: Low
water troubled tho mills quite seri.
ously duriug the closing half Of last
week, and ns result the -four output
was curtailed TO n considerable extent.
Tho weeks product was lS0,SCO bar.
rels, averaging 1890 daily, assinst
loo, 44o the prevous week apd I42. go
tho corresponding time in 1898. The
water power IL very short again this
week, and few Of the mills are able 10
run any thing like full capacity, while
sioppages ae ir1queni. Thus has
osuet d the starting OF several engines,
three being In use at present and
anothsr will 10 put in q, ryice tomnr-
row. IL 10 stated that one OF the north.
ein reservoirs holding q laige quantity
oil waior Yves opened FRIDAY aud a
beneficial eaec, on the river Their, from
is,.xPscted about Saturday. II some
relief is not secured this way, more
Engines will doubtless be broug ut into
rtquisiioo. The irregular msnner In
which mills are running In conse-
qusnco OF poor power makce Il d fiicult
70 forecast this output OF the week,
though Il can probably be safely taid
that u will BE- lighter ihan last week.
Nineteen mills are making an fort 10
run, and were II not for being handi-
capped by low water the production
would be heavy. The -four market 10
weaker, with fair demand reported
by most mlllep from the Eut. There
IL sumo inqniry from abroad, but usu-
ally Mt low prices, and comparatively
lltlle Hour Ia being sold for EXPORT.
Exports for the pest week feli "a
somowhat, being 50 300 barrels. Ship
menis Tor thu week ending Augutt sih
flour, 1890 barrels; whea', IFS.
0sO bushels; mill sui, 4276 tons.
Rscelpts--wheat, 1858 4sO bushels flour,
100 barrels; mill Blufi, 90 tons. Wheat
la store Minneapolis, 3,2i0, 92b bush.
elsi ". Paul, $4,000 bushels Duluth,
500, Bl2 bushelB,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
CABLE TROUBLES.
Negotiations for Bsrmesiessiy set
s.,-E u.-ree-..f.t.

NEw YoRK, August l0.-Pfesidenl
John W. hsekay. Of the Commercial
Gable CON pany, who departed from
san Francisco last night, will return
here by the end Of this month, and
definite action, II Ia believed, will
then be- taken la the matter OF arrang.
leg new rates Tor cable messages
Vice President Do Castro said today
that bis company had decided 10 wall
two weeks longer for the other com.
psnies 10 act. II Of the end OF that
time, or cay by the close Of thamonth.
the opposition lines fail 10 restore ca.
BILE rates 10 40 cents, then the Dom.
mercial Gable Company will drop 10
~ cents per word. This action may
cause the Others 10 reduce 10 0 cent !,
and In sueh an event the cable war
will become very disastrous. "CAble
companies are not making any
prod o." tald M. DE- Osstro. "Our
company Ia ready 10 Fgrte upon a ~
cent rate, which 10 conceded 10 he
about the fair thing all around. OF
tHhthNf W bhf NViultUaNIi ItNuCh ne
present fatts elill further wo will 20
With lhom. We can stand II AZ long
~ they can"
Toe negotiations for an harmonious
arrangement between the Western
Union and the Mackay system btruek
tnig today, and although they have
not yet been suspended they are like.
" T. dreg few dayA Ia fact IA Ia
officially announced that the Commsr
oial cable has notified tho other cable
companies that unless rates are adj.
yauced 10 40 cents q word within one
week, u will make another cut and
ten days from now take messsges NJ
" cents word. The Eckerl Chand.
leT.Bnlow committee which has been
n work calculating on q division OF
pool receipts also strock an obs'aele.
1. ls openly asserted t1at nothing can
be- done with the Baltimore am oh o,
Aod tht negJtiati1ng, last az thoy
seemed ab9ui h. be closed, arc Liable
10 be declared 81. Toe postal people
blame Garrett Tor cutting rates and
cay that ihe only thing left Tor them
10 do 10 10 ION with the Wsstern Ua.
Ion and give them all the cut rates he
wants.
Vice President De Castro ssId today,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-11
LAID BILL AhENDMEN rs.
TORY PEERS THREATEN TO RE.
JECr THEM ALI.
Bulgaria Receives Ferdinand as Her
Ruler-Why France HonOred
N. KatkOh.

LONDON, August l0-A number OF
Tory peers threaten to reject the
amendments to the land bill intro.
duced in the House Of Commons, es.
pecially the cause providing for a
revision Of judicial rents. They hav o
also warned the government not TO
attempt TO deal with the qu, sion OF
arrears TIE attitude Of these Lords
has paraly ed the cabin,ts scion in
further smending the land bill to sat.
isfy the Parnellitep. Toe Gladsto nian
whips have sent notice TO members In
the country TO be ready to return II
the peers mutilats the bill, and the
Parnellitss have been ordered to re.
muster In full force. Lord Salisbury
and oil the ministerislists are exertine
the utmost press ure 10 suppress the
revolt Of the peers. At an informal
meeting at the Carlton Club today the
sentiment Of those present. Was on the
side Of the peer, but the general opin.
ion was that the government, by
threatening 10 withdraw the bill,
could override all opposition.